What is it called when light waves do not bounce off an object?
Absorption; the light is absorbed by the object.
Outward), all the light waves are bent in toward one another. Close so that they even cross. After they have crossed, they hit the retina.
The refraction of the light waves brings them into focus on your retina. Visual image into focus on your retina. Therefore, the retina views our visual world upside down and backward.
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